Journal of the Bombay Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society (New Series)

The first part in each half contains 12 Matras; the second part of the first half contains 18 while the second part of the second half contains only 15 Matras. [...] The second part of the first half is made up of four Caturmatras (of which the third must either be a Jagana or contain all short letters the others may be of any kind) followed by a long letter at the end. [...] The last Caturmatra in the even place which is also the penultmate Caturmatra in the line must not be a Jagana or a Sarvalaghu. [...] FRAGMENTS FROM THE ABHIDHARMASAMUCCAYA OF ASAMGA By V. V. GOKHALE In an article entitled A rare manuscript of Asantga's Abhidharmasamuccaya submitted to the Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies I have described in brief the significance and the nature of the incomplete palm leaf manuscript discovered by Rahula Samkrtyityana in the Tibetan monastery of ' ga. [...] For preparing the critical edition of these fragments the following sources known so far have been utilized:— (1) Photographs of seventeen palm leaves containing the Saryskrta fragments of the Abhidharmasamuccaya written in a script belonging on palaeographical evidence to the first half of the eleventh century A. D. See the list of MSS.